First Time Installation - Android

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Last updated: Jul 06, 2023 by Robin Mulloy

This article contains the steps to install the OPS-COM software for Android.

The app is free. If during the install you are prompted to enter payment info you can skip that request. The install will continue.
You may also be prompted to allow OPS-COM to access the camera, location services, etc., all of which are used in feeding data to the OPS-COM app. Please ensure you allow these items in order to have OPS-COM for Android to function properly.

Please review our recommended hardware to ensure the best possible experience.

Google Play Store Access

On the device Apps screen, locate the Google Play Store app.

Tap to open the app and search for OperationsCommander or OPSCOM  

Tap the icon to begin the install process.

Install the OPS-COM Application

The following window opens, tap the Install button.

This settings window will pop up to allow access to integrated apps on the handheld device.

Tap Accept.

Once the app has installed the screen will refresh with the following:

A pop-up will appear when the shortcut is created.

Launch the Application

To launch the application, use the Open button, or go to the device's main screen and start the app from the shortcut.

Application UUID

On first launch of the application a message will pop up saying the device is not registered; The message will include a UUID number. 

Once you have the UUID you can follow this articel to add the device to your Admin Portal.
https://wiki.ops-com.com/x/OgCZAQ

Permission to Use the Software

To use this software, your user profile must have the "Add New Violation" permission under Violations Permissions.

If your account login does not work, please contact the OPS-COM high-level administrator for your organization.

Your application admin will ensure your user account has been given the appropriate permissions to use the handheld devices.

Note:

To assign the ability to an Admin user to sign into a device.
This is accessed through, System Config > Manage Roles
Select one the Administrator Roles you wish to add this ability to. Logically it would be something like Patrol Officer.
Click on Permissions beside the specific role you wish to edit.
Go into the Violations tab.
Select Display as Ticket Writer.

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